panic on the tracks. a derailed bart train has crippled service

at this hour... and could cause pr good evening. panic on the tracks. a derailed bart train has crippled service at this hour and could cause problems tomorrow. it was 700 feet outside the concord station. linda tells us how service is affected. >> reporter: they're continuing to work on those two cars that did run off the track. you can see them right behind me. the engineers are still examing it. bart says they're going to bring in a giant construction crane. they're going to lift two cars and put them right back on the track. then they can bring in the needed repairs on that damaged section. the ten-car train heading to san francisco international airport just left the station. bart calls it a slow speed derailment. passengers said it was a bumpy ride that to get scary. >> it started shaking back and forth and moving around.

it almost felt like we were going over stuff and one of the ladies sitting next to me said, i don't think we should be moving and she got up and started being loud. >> reporter: there's significant track. they're looking to see if work being done near the station caused the derailment. >> when it was crossing over to go into the single track mode, that's when the slow speed derailment happened. >> reporter: an estimated 65 passengers were on the train. officers and firefighters were able to get passengers evacuated quickly. >> we had to move down a few cars and we had to climb down a ladder sort of thing and down a hill. >> there will be no service between pleasant hill and bay

point springs until further notice. a bus bridge has been set up. it's not known when full service will resume. >> late this afternoon a crane was able to move that last car on the train out so that engineers can get to the location. and -- all right. there's linda reporting from concord. we'll keep you up to date. bart will let us show when the trains will start moving. i know commuters want the know. well, moving on to the crisis in japan tonight where estimates of the death toll from thursday's earthquake and tsunami has topped 10,000. there are conflicting government reports reports reports of a possible partial

meltdown in side one of the reactor cores. hundreds of people have been checked for radiation exposure and over 100 people have tested positive. they say no radiation is likely to reach the u.s. this is stunning to watch. dramatic new images of friday's tsunami are still coming in. they're pushing into a narrow bay and black water flowing over a sea wall. everything in its pass is washed away. streets were turned into raging rivers and boats in the bay get caught in the flow when they're forced under an overpass. help from all over the world is pouring into japan this weekend. the u.s. military and the

agency for international development have sent a variety of supplies and expert workers. two teams, one from los angeles and one from fairfax county, virginia. each has 75 members and six dogs trained to detect survivors . several other countries, including britain and jeremy have sent teams with rescue dogs. it's too soon to know what the best way to help victims of the earthquake and tsunami is. people in the bay area with ties to japan are not waiting to find out. >> as international aid goes, it may only be a drop in the bucket, but the owner of -- restaurants here in san francisco says he'll give proceeds of every lunch and

dinner to help japan. >> they need all help they can get. his mother and his sister live near the nuclear power plant in fukushima. >> it's scary, the nuclear -- i don't know what's happened. maybe people are injured. >> and you're hoping your family is okay? >> yeah, i hope. >> at the buddhist temple, they're -- in talking with our temple members to make sure we're here to provide support for the long term and not just the short-term.

>> they say they're arranging donations. >> dudist or nondudist, it's hard to be prepareed for a disaster of this scale. it's up to us to rely on our hearts to tell us what to do, to help those in need. next time it could be us. >> the earthquake and tsunami victims in japan is so great, it's almost incomprehensible. the desire of people to help is also very large. >> well, the recovery continues tonight along the california coast where the sue -- tsunami came ashore. the police and marine patrol are still evaluating the damage estimated at $17 million and that's not including the boats.

no idea on when the harbor will be reopened. >> docks, boats, buoys were pounded by an 8-foot wave just before cruise santa cruz was hit. a timely disaster drill in the wake ovi -- of the devastation. people have been learning how to protect themselves and others during major disasters. >> emergency services are going to be taxed, and these small programs of community members with some basic training can really help us out and do some basic life saving measures. >> the program has been up and running for two years and it's taught hundreds of volunteers in that time.

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its way toward hayward. more scattered showers showing up toward the north. i think we're going to see more as we head through the night tonight. we're going to watch the system taper off just a bit. how about rain totals. you've picked up three quarters of an inch and napa, also a quarter of an inch. san pablo, some there, but you get the idea. nothing is going to affect the waterways, but more sufficient rain. it continues to push through right now. temperatures not all that cold. this is a rather warm system. numbers running in the 50s and 60s as you head to the the south bay. as you plan on heading out, it looks pretty good. showers, though, further to the north and the high country, kind of a slushy mixup there.

winter weather advisories. there's some rain and snow. and then we'll see some snow dropping around the bay area. storm system looking impressive. still enough moisture to keep things going overnight. they will become more scattered as we head through the evening hours and then problem some left overshowers as we head through tomorrow morning. you will see the system moving on by and becoming more widely scattered, especially after midnight tonight. still a chance we could see a showers for the commute early tomorrow morning, but i don't think it's going to be a washout. i don't think the sky is going to part. we'll sneak? sunshine and maybe some warm 60s. this is the beginning of wet weather that will continue. another storm is expected to move in as we head toward tuesday afternoon. left overshowers come wednesday morning, then a brief break and

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dennis was filling out his brackets. >> i have it right here. we're in the very preliminary stages. as you know, i don't gamble, but we may off advice on the late show. d day for the ncaa selection committee, would st. mary's 25- 8 record be enough to get a ticket to the most coveted ticket in sports. in true fashion, they had to wait until the very end. well, it was the only team not invited. st. mary's is left out. their won shining moment will have to wait another year. >> it doesn't make a lot of sense to me right now, how we're not in. but we aren't. that's reality. we have to deal with it.

i felt we got snubbed three years ago. we had a really, really good team that year. this year, to have it happen again, it's tough. that's the only way i can explain it. >> obviously we want to be in the ncaa tournament. our guys are mature enough to turn the page and take it as a slap in the face and get ready to go. >> the gaels did get a bid to the nit. for the first time since 1991, no men's teams were selected for the ncaa tournament. san francisco wins its first state title in 43 years. deeann parker tipped in the winner with two seconds left on the clock. back to the big dance, the ohio state buckeyes, kansas is the top seed in the southwest. they coasted to another big 12 title. pitt is no.

1 in the southeast. the panthers are one of 11 biggest teams in the tournament and duke is the no. 1 seed. blue devils beat north carolina to win the acc tournament. former as outfielder -- has died at the age of 59. page became a fan favorite. cause of death is not known. just outside the as ballpark in phoenix, sometimes it just takes a little home cooker to bring things back. trevor cahill allowed 3 runs in 4 innings. do the as need more of this out of that man?

yes. the as win 9-4. this is probably the best thing about pablo sandoval's knew physique. the giants win 11-8. a tiger sighting on sunday on the endangered species list, tiger woods shot his lowest round of the year. finished in a tie for 10th. nearly trains the approach on 17, but it jumps out of the cup. >> sacramento kid takes home $1.4 million for his third career title as he wins by four strokes. my conversation with boxing promoters, among the topic, king's current relationship with mike tyson and his thoughts on this? >> this was supposed to be my

black brother; right? he's just a bad man, a real bad man, he would kill his own mother for a daughter. he's ruthless and greedy and doesn't know how to love anybody. what's your relationship with mike tyson. >> i love mike tyson. just talked to him a couple of daysing a. that's the most odd couple interview in the history of game day. >> of course he loves him. tyson made him millions. i would love him too. >> i asked them who they thought the best self-promoter in that sport was, and i thought they were going to say howard cosell, and they said it was mohammed ally. well, we will have the latest on a possible second explosion in japan and the damage to the

power plant damaged in the earthquake. also tonight, the glitch today that had iphone users in a tizzy. all that and more tonight on cbs5. that's going to do it for this edition of eyewitness news. 60 minutes is next. have a great night. blair director:philippo ,,,,

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